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The three boys could have been in college as both the set and their appearance suggest so. The parlor is decorated with several college emblems.
The act consist of piano playing, singing and club juggling. The latter is not quite juggling but perhaps gymnastic exercise. The pianists has some imitations which the audience falls for. The stout youth sings the songs well.
The encore by the youth should be thrown out and the club "exercising" as well, unless it is better incorporated. The instrument imitations never progress an act either. The comedy could be roughened up a bit. The slugging of "Dixie Daisy Dear" makes the act sufficiently enjoyable. Despite the defects, the three boys are entertaining.
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Variety 22:4 (04/01/1911)